Examples of using Dialects in English and their translations into German
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No two dialects are alike.
There are over 24 major Arabic dialects.
Alemannic dialects(1) remove.
Five dialects with sub-dialects.
People also translate
Twitter is also useful for studying dialects.
Dialects/accents: hochdeutsch, north german, sächsisch.
Haida Dictionary: Skidegate, Masset, and Alaskan Dialects.
Dialects/accents: hochdeutsch, north german, plattdeutsch.
Based on their accents and dialects, they must be from Tropoja.
Dialects/accents: hochdeutsch, german-turkish, westfälisch.
The English language was descended from their dialects.
Therefore, these two dialects were also named East and West Bulgarian.
Literary Xhosa is based on the Gcaleka, Ndlambe, and Gaika dialects.
Main dialects are Elati, Kituhwa, Otali, Overhill-Middle Cherokee.
Both names are also used to refer to all dialects of the language collectively.
Akhatov G.""Dialects and place names of the Volga" Interuniversity Collection.
She says what she has to say in foreign languages and changing dialects.
These three main dialects can be further divided into even more dialects.
More than a thousand tribes speaking seven hundred different dialects live there.
Dialects, colloquial language and context-oriented speech were maintained in the transcription.
Standard Russian is based on Middle Russian dialects from the area around Moscow.
It is characterized by four or five distinct but mostly mutually intelligible dialects.
The immediate vicinity of Roman or other German dialects had varying strong effects in the local colonies.
General and other particularities helps us rankthe text language in the group of NW Doric Greek course dialects.
The dialects of the eastern part of the province of Northern Brabant have made virtually no contributions to the development of Standard Dutch.
It originated mainly from Greater Polish and Lesser Polish dialects, but many other languages have influenced its development throughout history.
In"Germanic Dialects: Linguistic and Philological Investigations", edited by Bela Brogyanyi and Thomas Krömmelbein, Amsterdam and Philadelphia, Benjamins, 1986, pp.
The German language, by definition, also comprises all dialects and, regarding the official language, also covers Low German as a regional lan- gauge.
It is the dialects of the Netherlands' province Northern Brabant(Noord-Brabant) and the Belgian provinces of Antwerp(Antwerpen) and Flemish Brabant(Vlaams-Brabant) that are considered Brabantish.